The Forrest City times., 1887-10-08

day.
 Mir. T. J. Horner, of wheatley, was registered at ihe Avery Mon- day.
 Call ct T. A. Hasehers for your Notions. A large assortment on hand.
 Be sure and buy your Shells, Ammunition, etc, at Dyes drug store.
 Tho best stock os BOOTS and SHOES are kept at l.. Rollwage & Co.'S.
 Mir. J. E. Ketehem was taking in the sights at St. Louis this week.
 Handmade Boots and Shoes at lowest prices at Wynne, Dennis & Beck's.
 Go to B. F. McCrarys s for Full Cream Cheese; also Apples, Oranges and Bananas.
 The Ouaehita College has seven ty-fvc boardcrs and lS0 pupils enrolled.
 Mir. Chas. II. Sanders health is improving slowly, at Ravensden Springs.
 Five hundred Boxes of Tobacco, at wholesale and retail, q. Becker X Lewis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thos. l.. Thomp- son, of Wynne, were in tho city Tuesday.
 Go to J. l.. Brandon's for Hard. ware and Tiaware. Stoves q specially.
 MT. Johnny Cobb who has numerous friends hcrc, was in town Saturday.
 Mayor Hinton was in attend. ance at the St. Lotus festivities this week.
 Theae has been a cheap John selling a lot of stuff on the streets this week.
 Uncle Frank Prewett spent part of Sunday and Monday Tn in Helena. Mrs. T. l.. Biscoe, of Helena, is visiting her parents in this city this week.
 Hats and Caps in styles too nu. mereus to mention at J. E. Bran- don's, cheap. Mir. Vim. Manning, of Goodwin, was m interesting visitor Tues. day moring.
 "Thc pen is migh'ier than the sword, providing it's not in the fist of q fool" Mr. NJ. w. Cobbs has shooting gallery on the south side. Try d couple of shots. MT. J. F. Stockard, of Goodwin, was in town Tuesday and gave us pleasant call.
 Mrs. Arnold's house, which was destroyed by fro last week, was insured for $400. Five hundred pieces of Calico, at five cents and upwards, at Becker < Lewis.
 A nice fiji in all kinds of Cloth ing guaranteed at T. A. Hatcher's, cheaper than ever.
 County Court was in session the first of the week, Judge w. H. Coffey, presiding.
 l.. Rollwage X Co. are head quarters for STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS.
 B. F. McCrary and family went to Mcmpls Wednesday morning and returned Thursday.
 Boots and Shoes-the best ever brought to Forrest City-cheap, at Becker X Lewis.
 The Baum Handmade Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen, at Becker < Lewis.
 Ln-cu-pi-a cured T J. Ewing, of CattletsbuIg. Ky, ofa terrible cold caused by the floods.
 T. A. Hatcher has received large stock of nice, fresh Grocer ies. Give him a call.
 Prescriptions accurately com pounded at H. Evans & Co.'s by a competent pharmacist.
 Trunks. Valises, Satchels, Etc, in endless variety. ia leather and zinc, at J. l.. Brandon's.
 All the latest shades in Ladies' Dress Goods at Wynnc, Dennis X Beck's, prettieE than ever.
 Mr. Charley Cash died at De- Vaas Bluff Tuesday morning, the victim of towards malice.
 All professional people unite in giving Pe-ru-na the preference over any other tonic known.
 Mrs. Florence G unn, of Brinkley, who was quite sick in Memphis, recently, has returned home.
 An Excurs,op, 10 Memphis last Sunday was taken advantage of by several Torres, City citizens.
 Mr. c. L. Eggleston, was at Deyalls Bluff the first of the week. He went over to see MT. Cash.
 Miss Ada Brookfield, of Wyane, was in the city shopping, and visit ing numerous friends Tuesday.
 We would like the names of all citizens in &. Francis county who are eighty years old, or older.
 Mrs. Ann Hoshall arrived Tues day morning and will take charge Of the City Hotel immediately.
 Speak good word for THE TIMES whenever you can, and thus help us increase our circulation.
 Go to J. l.. Brandon's for Boots and Shoes. All sizes and styles in